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MANAGED CONTAINERS IN AZURE
USING OPENSHIFT
HOW CONTAINER APPLICATION
PLATFORMS CONNECT ACROSS CLOUDS
AND FUNCTIONAL TEAMS ALIKE
Keith Resar
@KeithResar
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@KeithResar
Keith Resar: Bio
Wear many hats
[email protected]
Recovering Developer
Open Source Contributor and Advocate
Infrastructure Engineer
@KeithResar
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.NET Core 2
● The fastest .NET Ever
● Additional 20,000 APIs
● Implements .NET Standard 2.0
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RED HAT ON AZURE
Your Microsoft cloud and our open source
technologies are together at last.
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@KeithResar
development operations
Nimble
Solution oriented,
Not about the journey
Proactive
Journey oriented,
Never an end state
Delivers Time
Bound Feature
Aligns to SOP and
Best Practices
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@KeithResar
development operations
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Development Test Production
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OpenShift
Application Container Platform
First:
The Inside
Second:
The Outside
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INFRASTRUCTURE VIEW
Master
Node
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Project
Keith Web Dev
Web QA Test
Web Production
App
CONSUMER VIEW
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@KeithResar
(demo)
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Code
Developers can leverage existing
development tools and then access
the OpenShift Web, CLI or IDE
interfaces to create new application
services and push source code via
GIT. OpenShift can also accept
binary deployments or be fully
integrated with a customer’s
existing CI/CD environment.
SOURCE 2 IMAGE WALKTHROUGH
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Container
Image
Registry
Build
OpenShift automates the Docker
image build process with
Source-to-Image (S2I). S2I
combines source code with a
corresponding Builder image from
the integrated Docker registry.
Builds can also be triggered
manually or automatically by setting
a Git webhook. Add in Build
pipelines
SOURCE 2 IMAGE WALKTHROUGH
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Container
Image
Registry
Deploy
OpenShift automates the
deployment of application
containers across multiple Node
hosts via the Kubernetes
scheduler. Users can automatically
trigger deployments on application
changes and do rollbacks,
configure A/B deployments & other
custom deployment types.
SOURCE 2 IMAGE WALKTHROUGH
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@KeithResar
(demo)
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SERVICE VIEW
Containers with
ephemeral IPs
Service Layer
Routing Layer
haproxy service layer
with static IPs
imagepod
hexboard
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@KeithResar
(demo)
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OpenShift
Application Container Platform
Second:
The Outside
SERVICE CATALOG
Intersection of Turnkey and Bespoke,
service brokers provide service catalog
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OpenShift
Application Container Platform
SERVICE CATALOG
Database
LTM
Open Service Broker API is creating a new way to
provision and manage external services
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ANSIBLE SERVICE BROKER
● Implements Open Service Broker API
● Internally encapsulated applications
● Connect to external services
● catalog
● provision, deprovision
● bind, unbind
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@KeithResar
(demo)
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OpenShift
Application Container Platform
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> oc cluster up
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EXPLORING FURTHER
OpenShift Origin
https://www.openshift.org/
OpenShift Commons
https://commons.openshift.org/
OpenShift on Azure Deployment Templates
https://github.com/Microsoft/openshift-container-platform
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@KeithResar
@KeithResar
THANKS!